“Sugar” Shane Mosley will be behind enemy lines on Wednesday night when he faces Anthony “The Man” Mundine in Australia.

Mosley, a 42-year-old future Hall of Famer, is clearly past his prime, but he did win his last fight against Pablo Cesar Cano in May.

Mundine is a native of Australia, but he hasn’t always been a clear favorite in his own country. The two veterans will battle for the vacant WBA International light middleweight title. Though it isn’t the most prestigious championship, a win for either would prolong their validity in the sport.

The Book on Mundine

No Aussie Love for Mundine?

Don’t be surprised if the crowd isn’t as elated as one would expect when Mundine enters the ring despite that Mindine is fighting in his home country. The controversial fighter has been outspoken about political and social issues in his country, so many of his views have made him unpopular with his countrymen.

In the past, Mundine has chosen not to be present when the Australian national anthem has been played. Former Australian boxing legend Jeff Fenech told Nick Walshaw of The Herald Sun that Mundine should be present for the singing of “Advance Australia Fair” if he wants the Aussie crowd’s backing.

Most of Mundine’s gripes have been directly related to the injustices towards indigenous Australians in the country. This is an emotional and touchy subject for Mundine and everyone involved. We’ll see how this subplot plays out on Wednesday night.

The Book on Mosley

Still Going Strong or Just Still Going?

Why is Mosley still fighting? The answer is likely as simple as being that he he loves the sport.

There is little doubt that Mosley is still boxing at least seven years past his prime, but his chin and overall boxing skills have allowed him to stay competitive against mid-tier talent like Mundine and Cano.

Ageless wonders like Bernard Hopkins undoubtedly have encouraged Mosley to continue his career, but all fighters are not created equal. While Hopkins has been able to protect himself and succeed all the way to his 48th birthday, things haven’t been as rosy for Mosley.

Sugar Shane took a good amount of punishment from Canelo Alvarez and Manny Pacquiao. The longer that Mosley fights, the more damage he’ll take.

While he’s never been stopped in his career, one has to wonder if his skills will erode to a point that he can’t hold on to that distinction.

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